Garrett Kerman

1 week ago | yardbarker.com | Garrett Kerman

King’s interception was not just a highlight-reel moment; it was a signal to the coaching staff that he can be trusted in critical situations. The Vikings’ linebacker room is competitive, especially with the departure of veteran Kamu Grugier-Hill, leaving opportunities for young players to seize roles on defense and special teams. King’s ability to make plays in coverage, coupled with his reputation as a stout run defender, gives him a legitimate chance to stick on the 53-man roster.

1 week ago | yardbarker.com | Garrett Kerman

Shedeur Sanders arrived in Cleveland with a chip on his shoulder. Once projected as a first-round pick, Sanders slid all the way to the fifth round, where the Browns seized the opportunity to bring him aboard. The narrative around Sanders’ fall in the draft only seemed to fuel his determination, and from the opening snap of minicamp, he played like a man eager to prove the doubters wrong. Sanders’ college résumé speaks volumes.

1 week ago | yardbarker.com | Garrett Kerman

The New York Giants entered the 2025 offseason with a sense of urgency and hope, eager to turn the page on a disappointing 3-14 campaign. With a highly touted rookie class, the team’s minicamp was the first real opportunity to see the new faces in action and gauge who might become a foundational piece for the franchise’s future. While several newcomers flashed potential, no rookie generated more buzz or left a stronger impression than quarterback Jaxson Dart.

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Taylor Ward, now 31, has quietly become one of the most consistent and productive players on the Angels’ roster. In 2024, Ward posted career-highs in home runs (25) and RBIs (75), leading the club with 156 games played and slashing .246/.323/.426. His durability, right-handed power, and ability to play all three outfield spots make him a valuable asset for any contender seeking to bolster its lineup for a playoff push. Ward’s contract situation further enhances his trade value.

1 week ago | yardbarker.com | Garrett Kerman

Adolis García has been a fan favorite and a key contributor since his breakout campaign, but the harsh reality is that his production has cratered in 2025. Through 54 games, García is slashing just .215/.263/.382, with seven home runs and 27 RBIs. His strikeout rate remains alarmingly high, and his on-base skills have regressed. At 32, García is no longer the dynamic force he once was, and with his value likely to decline further, the time to trade him is now.